How Democrats Can Win Back the House, Reform the DOJ, and Deliver for Workers
May 23, 2025
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as posted by the channelFormer DNC Chair, Labor Secretary, and Assistant Attorney General Tom Perez joins The People’s Cabinet to lay out how Democrats can win back the House in 2026 — and why the fight against Trumpism requires real results for working people.
We talk about:
🗳 What it will take to flip key districts and build a durable majority
⚖️ What Tom saw inside the DOJ — and how it must be reformed to protect democracy
💼 How the Democratic Party can reconnect with the working class and restore economic trust
💬 Lessons from fighting for civil rights, leading the DNC, and pushing back against Trump-era chaos
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